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Chur and the train trip to Morges
A pretty rugged night sleep but we know that tonight we will be back in Morges in beds that we will sleep well. A few hours to kill so we look around Chur, a lovely place and we note a Gondola - aerial this time - thinking this could be a good thing to do. So off we head. This gondola goes 1.6k up so a pretty good sight we get of the Chur valley and the surrounding mountains. As the gondola climbs the cows below us ring out a tune via their bells as they graze ...
Not much in Lichtenstein
... scenery, although most of it was blocked by a thick wall of cloud. After less than an hour I was in Lidau, a town on the edge of the big Lake Bodensee in the south of Germany (the lake borders Germany, Austria and Switzerland!). Here I stopped for a coffee and a stroll and a sit. It's a lovely little town with a part of it on a small island which is where I had my chai latte. ...
Davos
... up groceries for dinner. We had decided that we’d cook our hosts an Asian dinner: coconut curry, vegetable fried rice and cucumber salad. They were thrilled about it because they love Asian food but don’t often make it at home. It was quite an interesting challenge trying to find Asian ingredients that we take for granted back in Vancouver at reasonable prices. For example, a can of coconut milk was over $2.50! Nonetheless, we were able to find ...
Grindelwald to Vals
... meal tonight I had 2 types of meat I had never eaten before: pigeon breast and fawn.
Tomorrow we have our massages, all day in the therme and another 6 course meal.
No photos are allowed inside the Therme so check out the website: http://www.therme-vals.ch/en/
**We have not met another American during our stay. The hotel staff says it is mainly architects who visit from America (this made me smile).**
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Wasted little time here!
Spent 1 hour here and ran out of things to see... Liechtenstein you have
been added to the 'not really a country' list. The one impressive thing
is that castle built into the mountain wall, which is what you always
see in the pictures, on postcards etc etc, however the castle isn't even
open to tourists, what a load of ...